Andrew Gabriel wrote:[color=blue]
> In article <f5nj43deter6icj2n149r458vopkd1qh51@4ax.com>,
> Anti-Spam <Anti@Spam.com> writes:[color=green]
>> Great, my SPA3102 arrived today. Its smaller than I thought, no
>> problem though. Plugged it all in (had already seperated off my house
>> phone wiring from the line), so was just a case of plugging in.
>>
>> 1st stupid mistake, plugged it into the line before the ADSL filter,
>> so I was getting no internet connection on my PC. Started of course
>> with the most difficult solutions, 1 hour later realised what I had
>> done, now I have connection again.
>>
>> 2nd hurdle, for which I would appreciate some help. Tried to access
>> the configuration using the IP address in the book. Problem I am
>> having is that I cannot access this menu via my web browser. I think
>> the problem maybe that my ADSL router also has the same numbers as its
>> IP address, for its set-up menu [url]http://192.168.0.1[/url]. The router is a
>> D-Link DSL-604+[/color]
>
> You need to ask the SPA3102 what IP address it has.
> Assuming this is the same as the SPA3000...
> Using an attached phone, dial ****
> At the voice prompt, dial 110#
> It will read out it's IP address.
> Use this in your web browser.
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The 3102 is a bit different because it has a built-in router, NAT and
DHCP server.

As others have said, you need to temporarily connect your PC to the
"Ethernet/LAN" port of the SPA-3102. Let you PC DHCP an IP address from
the 3102 and then you should be able to web browse to 192.168.0.1.

Once you are in, click on the "WAN Setup" tab and set "Enable WAN Web
Server" to yes.

Now you can disconnect your PC from the 3102 and connect the PC directly
to your router as it was before. Also connect the "Internet/WAN" port
of the 3102 to your router. It will now operate as an SPA-3000 would
and you can web browse to it like Andrew said.

cheers,
Paul.